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Go to the [[CZ:Approval_Process | Approval Process]] page for information on how to initate the approval process for an article. | Go to the [[CZ:Approval_Process | Approval Process]] page for information on how to initate the approval process for an article. | ||
==<font size="3" color="660000"> April, 2009 </font>== | |||
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==<font size="3" color="660000"> Mar, 2009 </font>== | ==<font size="3" color="660000"> Mar, 2009 </font>== | ||
Revision as of 19:13, 1 April 2009
Go to the Approval Process page for information on how to initate the approval process for an article.
April, 2009
| Brute force attack has been approved. |
Mar, 2009
100 approved articles!
| Hydrodesulfurization has been approved. |
| Leptotes (orchid) has been approved. |
| Democrat Party (phrase) has been approved. |
| Flash evaporation has been approved. |
Feb, 2009
| John Logie Baird has been approved. |
| James Clerk Maxwell has been approved. |
| Accidental release source terms has been approved. |
| NMR spectroscopy has been approved. |
Used with permission from tvhistory.tv
1926 Baird "Falkirk" television camera/transmitter. from John Logie Baird
1926 Baird "Falkirk" television camera/transmitter. from John Logie Baird
Jan, 2009
(PD) Photo: National Park Service
Before flue gas desulfurization was installed, the emissions from this conventional coal-fired power plant in New Mexico contained excessive amounts of sulfur dioxide. from Air pollution dispersion terminology
Before flue gas desulfurization was installed, the emissions from this conventional coal-fired power plant in New Mexico contained excessive amounts of sulfur dioxide. from Air pollution dispersion terminology
| AN- has been approved. |
| Adams-Onís Treaty has been approved. |
| Evidence-based medicine has been approved. |
| Air pollution dispersion terminology has been approved. |
| Ideal gas law has been approved. |
| Homeopathy has been approved. |
| Air pollution dispersion modeling has been approved. |
| Vacuum distillation has been approved. |
| Boiling point has been approved. |
| Air pollutant concentrations has been approved. |
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